Ancient Greek - Calabria, Hyria (Orra) AE Quincunx, 217-89 BC, Very Good PF-4/Cr.278 000 are believed extant and

000 are believed extant and it is rare in virtually every grade (populations really drop after Fine)

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This weighty piece comes in at over 56 grams

Ancient Greek - Calabria, Hyria (Orra) AE Quincunx, 217-89 BC, Very Good PF-4/Cr.278 000 are believed extant andHyria or Orra (Oria) was an inland city on the Appian Way, between Tarentum and Brundisium. Its coinage is all quite late, consisting of bronze coins of Uncial and Semuncial weight, B. C. 217 89. 4. 82 grams 17mm Bronze Obv. Bust of Aphrodite right Rev. ORRA, Eros advancing right, playing lyre, 5 pellets behind